Alambique Serrano is a rum producer in Oaxaca, Mexico, a state better known for mezcal. The Krassel family makes it in Santa María Tlalixtac, and Rommel Krassel is one of the family members behind it. "Alambique" is the Spanish word for a pot still, and "serrano" means "of the mountains."
Single cask means the rum in the bottle comes from one cask rather than a blend of several.
"Altos esteres" translates to "high esters." Esters are aromatic compounds that form during fermentation and distillation, and the name signals a style that puts them up front. If you like the funkier end of rum, this is the bottle to ask about.
We have also listed other Alambique Serrano bottlings on our site, including a Blend #11 "Besadiablos" and a "3 Anos" Single Cask; stock changes, so check the shop for what is on the shelf.
Single Cask #32 and Altos Esteres were both in stock on our site as of October 30, 2026. Visit us at 1128 W Armitage Ave in Lincoln Park, or order online for pickup.
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